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15.11.2018 at 15:00 Pinatar Arena Attendance:
Belgium 1 - 2 Under18
Referee: Jose Joaquin Gallego Gambin Tournament-match

Goalscorers
Laurens Symons 30 mins (Pen) Barry Coffey
Tyriek Wright (pen.)
Opening squads
Maxime Delanghe,
Richard Makutungu,
Lars Dendoncker,
Wout Coomans,
Pierre Diedhiou,
Milan De May,
Adnan Ugur,
Dylan Mbayo,
Jamie Yayi Mpie,
Evangelos Patoilidis,
Laurens Symons
Kian Clarke
Luca Connell
Reece Staunton
Max Murphy
Sean Brennan
Barry Coffey
Oisin Mc Entee
Kameron Ledwidge
Callum Thompson
Jake Ellis
Tyriek Wright
Substitutes
Jason Knight
Shane Flynn
Conor Grant
Marc Walsh
Adam Idah
Substitutions
None Jason Knight -> Barry Coffey (46)
Shane Flynn -> Jake Ellis (46)
Marc Walsh -> Callum Thompson (65)
Adam Idah -> Tyriek Wright (76)
Conor Grant -> Sean Brennan (87)
Yellow cards
None None.
Red cards
None None.
Other statistics
0 Shots 0
0 Shots on goal 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corner kicks 0
0 Free kicks 0
0 Penalties 0
Match report | Preview
The Republic of Ireland Under-18s secured an impressive 2-1 win over Belgium in the opening game of a four-team Invitational Tournament in Spain.
15th Nov 2018

Captain Barry Coffey gave Jim Crawford's side an early lead in the Pinatar Arena when his shot defeated Belgian goalkeeper Maxime Delanghe.

In the first of two penalties, Laurens Symons scored for the Belgians of the half-hour to ensure the teams went into the break level.

After the break, Tyriek Wright scored from the spot beating Delanghe to ensure Crawford's side won.

Speaking after the win, Under-18 Head Coach Jim Crawford said his side were full value for the win.

"We created plenty of chances and defended really well. The players done themselves and their country proud, with a performance against one of Europe's best.

"Our first half performance was so good, I was disappointed we didn't go into the break in the lead. In the second half, we held on to the lead. The boys defended fantastically."

The team return to action on Saturday afternoon against England.

Belgium: Maxime Delanghe, Richard Makutungu, Lars Dendoncker, Wout Coomans, Pierre Diedhiou, Milan De May, Adnan Ugur, Dylan Mbayo, Jamie Yayi Mpie, Evangelos Patoilidis, Laurens Symons

Republic of Ireland: Kian Clarke; Max Murphy, Kameron Ledwidge, Oisin McEntee, Reece Staunton; Tyriek Wright (Adam Idan 76), Barry Coffey (Jason Knight 46), Luca Connell, Callum Thompson (Marc Walsh 65); Sean Brennan (Conor Grant 87), Jake Ellis (Shane Flynn 46).

Referee: Jose Joaquin Gallego Gambin

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